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Article NOTATION: AI and Cost Escalation Everyone writes about the AI investment bubble. Few people write about the AI user revenue bubble. This is because there isn’t one. At the
Newsletter May 2026 When we wrote our newsletter last month, the theme was clear: ...the AI world was piling into healthcare and related medical research and se Article May 14 NOTATION: The Breakup of CLARIVATE We said that markets were overreacting earlier this month when they marked down valuations of companies in the data sector because of the th Article May 14 BLOG: AI and DATA: the next industrial concentration? “Sweet Analytics, 'tis thou hast ravished me!" Dr. Faustus, Christopher Marlowe 1604 The thought was not original in early 17th century Eng Article February 17 NOTATION: China powering onwards! Last week’s blog about Chinese universities and Chinese AI raised a number of questions. There are some good updates this week. An article Image February 16 The State of Scholarly Publishing in the Age of AI: Set in its ways or Ready for change? An interview with James Butcher, founder and editor of Journology.com In this interview, James Butcher, founder and editor of Journology.com, draws on decades of experience observing scholarly publishing to ask Article 3 days ago at Jun 22 crawl NOTATION: Microsoft and Mayo Clinic brand trusted AI healthcare advice During last week’s developer Conference, Microsoft announced an agreement with the Mayo Clinic to develop an advice and guidance system for Article 4 days ago at Jun 22 crawl NOTATION: China – the world’s leading science publisher. Recent excellent articles in Scholarly Kitchen and elsewhere (see below) highlight the powerful infrastructure which China has created since Image 5 days ago at Jun 22 crawl Newsletter: June 2026 We are now five months into this inquiry, and those who have experienced any part of it will be beginning to realise that, when you start as Image 5 days ago at Jun 22 crawl Blog: Science publishing’s “triple whammy” In the last four months, in weekly interviews and conversations, I found myself looking for signs of the recreation of trustworthy science c Article June 16 NOTATION: DeepSeek – the Chinese Reminder In case anybody was capable of forgetting, the decision by DeepSeek to cut its token pricing by 75% permanently reminds us all that, globall Article June 15 AI in an environmental science startup: a case study in innovation – interview with Julie Stanford, CEO, eDNA Explorers Locked
AI in an environmental science startup: a case study in innovation – interview with Julie Stanford, CEO, eDNA Explorers
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